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Friday, June 27, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Indigenous knowledge and logical thinking
Indigenous knowledge and logical
thinking are both important factors for humanity and humane relationship.
Logical thinking without indigenous knowledge is like a way to materialistic
machine without human touch and feeling. Indigenous knowledge without logical
thinking is way to go subjective thinking of many discriminatory attitudes. But Indigenous knowledge and logical thinking jointly
are going to save world based on dignity, pluralism, justice, diversity, rule
of law, humane sensibility, biodiversity, sustainable peace and ‘pro-humane
& pro-environment market’.
Human rights are the base of everything we do
H.E. Harald V,King of Norway rightly says, In a
globalized world, where we all are interdependent, we need each other
in our common struggle for lasting peace based on justice and dignity of
all. Let us never forget that it is after all easier
to wage war than to make peace. As our great explorer Fridtjof Nansen
once said: “We do not get war unless people want it themselves. War is
not an effect of a natural catastrophe. It is a result of man’s will. It
is their own shame.” He further emphasized, Today’s human rights
dialogue focuses on what makes us human. It is one of the most important
topics in the world. Human rights are the base of everything we do.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Call for Neo Dalit Movement
After that, I will take time to propose a way
to change this situation by calling for the creation of a "neo-Dalit"
movement – combining shudras and anti-shudras from all regions. I will
also try to explain why this popular movement seems to
be the best way to remove this "culture of impunity" and how opinion
leaders from all communities have a great role to play on this major
gathering.
I would add that I am writing this article because I
believe that many problems that India faces today are linked together
and therefore cannot be separated, both in understanding and resolution.
For that reason, I believe that the most effective way to resolve them
is to address the problem in a comprehensive approach that takes into
account the political, economic and sociological and seeks solutions
which take care of those different "linked problems", based on a popular
movement.
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